A PRESENTATION ON SUMMER TRAINING

AT
B.H.E.L HARIDWAR

Submitted by :-
Sadanand Singh
B.E. IV yr
Roll no. -39
Branch – Electrical Engg.
CONTENTS COVERED
 B.H.E.L . AN OVERVIEW
 UNITS OF BHEL IN INDIA
 ABOUT BHEL HARIDWAR PLANT
 STUDY OF 500 MW TURBO GENERATOR
 EXCITATION SYSTEM
 B.H.E.L . AN OVERVIEW
 BHEL’s first plant was set up in BHOPAL in
1960’s under Indo-Soviet agreement.
 BHEL is the largest engineering and
manufacturing enterprise in India.
 It has been earning profits continuously
since 1971-72.
 The wide network of BHEL has 14
manufacturing division, 150 project sites,
eight service centers and 18 regional
offices.
UNITS OF BHEL IN INDIA

 BHOPAL
 BANGALORE
 HARIDWAR
 GOINDWAL
 JAGDISHPUR
 JHANSI
 HYDERABAD
 TIRUCHY
 RANIPET
ABOUT B.H.E.L. HARIDWAR UNIT

 HEEP (Heavy Electrical Equipment Plant)

There are eight blocks in the HEEP namely 1-8.
 CFFP (Central Foundry And Forge Plant)

Steel Melting Shop

Steel Foundry Shop
Light Foundry Shop
Forge shop
CONTRIBUTION OF B.H.E.L IN MAKING EQUIPMENTS
FOR POWER GENERATION
%age
100
90
80
70
60 53
50
40 32
30
20 15
10 %age
0
Haridwar Others BHEL other than
Hardwar
BLOCK-1 (ELECTRICAL MACHINE BLOCK)

EQUIPMENTS CAPACITY
 Turbo generators  100 MW-1000 MW
 Hydro generators  4 MW-250 MW
 A.C. motors  220 KW-10800 KW
 D.C. motors  10 KW-12000 KW
 Excitation System  5 KW-13KW
DEVELOPED APPROACH OF ALTERNATOR

Air-gap
Stator slots
Rotor slots

Stator teeth
Rotor teeth
Stator yoke
Rotor yoke

8
MAIN PARTS OF 500 MW TURBOGENERATOR

 STATOR
 ROTOR
 BEARINGS
 EXCITATION SYSTEM
 STATOR
 Stator Frame
 Stator Core

 Stator Winding

 Hydrogen Coolers

 End Shields
 ROTOR
 Rotor Shaft
 Rotor Winding
 Insulation
 Field Connections
 BEARINGS

 Bearing is a machine element which support another

moving element (journal).

TYPES OF BEARINGS
1.Sliding contact type 2.Rolling contact type
EXCITATION SYSTEM
 It is the power source that supplies the dc
magnetizing current to the field windings of
a synchronous generator thereby ultimately
inducing ac voltage and current in the
generator armature.
Types of excitation system
 Rotating exciters
1:-Brush Type 2.Brushless
 Static exciters
1.Shunt Type 2.Series Type
TYPICAL VIEW OF BLES
 DIFFERENCE B/W BTES AND BLES
S.No BTES BLES

1.Requirments Require slip-rings commutators Do not require slip-rings

and brushes commutators brushes
2. Maintenance Practically maintenance free
periodic maintenance required
3.Operation
More noise operation Less noise operation

4. Efficiency Gives little discrimination in Gives Better efficiency

efficiency